The Library User Experience: Why it matters and how it can be improved

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Date
2014-04-23
Main contributor
Notess, Mark
Summary
User Experience (UX) encompasses not just usability but a customer's total experience of products, services, and organizations. This talk focuses on the technology-mediated experience people have with the Libraries. I begin by explaining the key concepts of UX and give some examples of why it matters to us. I will describe a range of UX methods for improving UX and will talk about how those methods can be applied to technology-based products and services in the Libraries. I will also summarize the charter of the new UX consulting group in the Bloomington Libraries and describe we can assist with UX improvements. Although this talk will focus on libraries, most of it will apply to any technology-based project.
Publisher
Indiana University Digital Collections Services
Collection
Wednesday Noon Digital Scholarship Series
Unit
IUScholarWorks Repository
Related Item
IUScholarWorks Record

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